Editorial Team (ET)

As a proposed 15-point US peace plan for the Middle East eases inflation fears, gold snaps its nine-day losing streak while central banks maneuver to protect their local currencies.

Even with a ceasefire on the table, the BlackRock chief warns that lingering threats to the Strait of Hormuz could keep energy prices cripplingly high and derail the global economy.

The Department of Energy is sprinting to achieve atomic criticality by America’s 250th birthday, but turning that nuclear spark into commercial electricity is an entirely different battle.

How an $80 billion domestic commitment and a fierce city bidding war are positioning Canada as the primary financial architect of global security.

While traders cash in on record volatility, long-term investors are bracing for a multi-year supply chain hangover that threatens to crush corporate earnings.

Energy shocks, liquidity crunches, and margin calls forced a historic selloff, but the ultimate safe-haven metal is finally finding its footing amid ongoing Middle East volatility.

As global conflicts drain munitions stockpiles and adversarial export controls tighten, the West is frantically scrambling to resurrect its dormant critical mineral supply chains before time runs out.

How Beijing’s $340 Billion Upstream and Downstream Strategy is Rewriting the Rules of the Global Energy Transition, and Leaving the West Scrambling to Catch Up.

How massive Chinese hoarding and strict new export controls triggered a historic $121 price spike and permanently broke the global precious metals supply chain.

The defense technology junior transitions from R&D to commercial revenue, deploying its offline navigation software on Samsung smartphones to combat severe Middle East satellite jamming.